So, a couple of weeks ago Sam and I bought a book by Michael McLean about adoption. It has 6 different songs on it that give the perspective of the birthmother, her family, the adoptive couple, and the child. There was one called "The Gift we Could Not Give Each Other" and there is this one. As I was sitting here listening to the songs, this one struck me like nothing else as I looked into the perfect little eyes of my son...
Something Perfect
There's an ache that's missing today
There's an emptiness that's been filled
There's a cloud that's lifting and drifting away
There's a ragin' storm that's been stilled
There's a joy that's real
There's a wound that's finally healed
There's a future replacing the past
There's breath of new life in the cast
And there's something perfect happening here
And this moment will bury the mountains of fears
And through countless tomorrows
It won't disappear
This something that's perfect
Happening here
No one knows, so no one can say
That tomorrow all will be well
Will the brightest promise that shines on today
Shine tomorrow? No one can tell
But one thing is sure
And will be forever more
When such unselfish love has been given
The world just made more room for heaven
And there's something perfect happening here
And this moment will bury the mountains of fear
And through countless tomorrows it won't disappear
This something that's perfect
Happening here
4 comments:
So beautiful and sweet!!!
Oh what a cutie! Perfection at it's best!
I stumbled across your blog and, as a birthmother myself, Icannot express how profound this song really is. Congratulations on your family and that everything is final! HORRAY!
Send my annonymous love to the birthmother... she should be proud of her beautiful child and the difficult decision that she made.
you don't know me- i am in love with this song and was googling the lyrics and stumbled across your blog. congrats on your adoption!! my husband and i adopted a little girl 15 months ago and it has completed our lives on so many levels. we have the deepest and sincerest love for our birthmom and for everything that she has done for us and for our little girl. i play that same michael mclean cd over and over again in my car and i still bawl everytime... this song just speaks to my heart. good luck with your little guy and any further adoptions you might pursue!
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